On the Taurus wagon we have at work, there is a sticker in the back
that talks about the impact switch and how to reset it. I haven't had
to, but one of the other guys hit a curb when it was icy and had to
reset it, so we know it works...
Gene near Seattle
On Feb 26, 2007, at 6:41 PM, Richard Schmidt wrote:
Steven,
You are the second person to indicate that production (street) cars
have an
impact type safety switch. My experience with GM products is that the
fuel
pump is turned on when the ignition key is in the start position, and
when
the engine starts, the oil pressure switch keeps the pump on. When
the oil
pressure drops, the switch opens and the pump stops.
Are you sure about the impact type switch on Ford products ?
Richard
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